The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
DRUGS.
usv to costrsI EEe~tsaiIy All SasA
Horrible aAbitG /
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IIlort VI AL Was 1no uuLhOcI " Dl-
days one encounters abroad and the
little anxiety the people display in the
conduct of business affairs. "Mcn
boast here" he said, that they work
for years EithoutS day oil; in Europe
that woull 10 considered a crime"
Dir. III. ii. Warner, Tho was pres
ent At the time, said, This is the first
summer in wears that | have not
spent On the wafer. Been too busy"
Then. l suppose Won have been
advertising extensively?
"Not 1t all. We have Away here
tofo:s closed our laboratory during
July, August and September, but
this summer We lave keI,t il run
ming day and night TO supply the de-
mani, which la; been three times
greater than ever before in our his
tory mt this season"
"llow 10 Won accouut for this"
"Thr Increase has come fr IN the
universal recognition Of the eIcsiieHce
Of a preparations. We have been
nearly ten years bcforeilIe puhlic and
the sales are constantly i~HcftdSi.g
while your newspaper advertising il
constantly diminishing. Why, hiSh
scientific suI mc,lic.l 2utnor.;.es,
now publicly COucede that III War
ncr'S safe euro is the Only Sc cntiiir
specific for kidney AMI liver diseases
AMI for all the many diseases caused
by them"
Have you evidence of thiS?"
abundance, Only "A few weeks
c DIR. J. ]" stephens. Of Lebanon,
Ohio, 4 specialist ior the cur OF mar
cote, etc, habits told nc that n num-
her CT eminent scientific medical men
Lad been experimenting for year,,
testing and analyzing all known rem
edlcs for the kidneys AMI liver, for. AZ
you may he aware. the excessive use
Of all narcotics an ! stimrlln.s de-
stroys those Or,tnS. and until they
ri be restored to health the habits
cannot he broken mp, Among tho
investigators were such men as J.
81. Hall, NJ. D.. President Of tho
State Board OF Health az iowa, and
Alexander Neil. NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery in the college OF Physicians
and Surgeons aui President Of tho
Academy OF Medicine at Columbus,
who, after exhaustive inquiry, reported
that there WAS 40 r"ms dy known 10
,c!I"o!s or To scientific inquiry equal
W Nillti y Nisf cure
Are NAM persons addicted TO
Tire use OF deadly drug~?"
There are forty millions OF people
IN the woTll who use opium alone,
anal there are many hundreds Of
thousands in this country who arc
victims Of morphine. opium, quinine
and cocaine. Ther think they havo
no such habit about thcm-sO many
people are Unconscious victims Of
these habits. They have pains and
symptoms III what they call malaria
and other diseases. when in reality it
- tho demand IN the system for
these terrible drugs. a demand that
il caused largely by PHYSICIANS pre-
srrIpiIOns which contain so many
dangerous drugs, and strong spirits,
and one that must lie answered or
rl!enced in the kidneys and liver by
what DR.. Stephens says is the only
kidney and liver specific. He also
rays that mole ale opium and other
drug eaters. IL they sustain tho kid
nry and liver vigor with that great
remedy, can keep up these habits
in moderation"
well DOES not this discovery give
you a new revelation OF the power
Of safe cnre?"
NO. sir; for years | have tried to
convince the public that n,1rly all
The disrnJri Of the human Iyi,Im or
iginate in some disorder of the kid
news or liver, and hence | have loyi-
callv declared that il our specific we're
nsed, over ninety per cent of these
ailments would Disappear. The liver
Rnd kidneys seem TO absorb these
poisons from the blood and become
dcuravcd and diseased"
"When these eminent authorities
thus publicly admit that there j. M
remedy ike ours To enable tie kid
Ecya and liver 10 throw OF the fright
iul effects Of all deadly drugs and eS-
CrsSivc use OF st:fnulaHts II - an al
mission al its power ~ great ~ u
ono could desire Tor ii through ia
Influence nlOnc the opium, NOR.
pllrc, quinin", cocaine ami liquor
habits can he overcome, what h'yh-
CT testimonial 81 it, specific power
could he asked for -"
lyon really believe then, Mr. War
nor, that the majority OF iii wascs
come from kidney and liver com
plants -"
81 do! When Won see a person
moping and ]grovclirg about, half
dead and half alive. wear after year,
Won may surely put him down ns
having some kidney and liver
tToublc."
"rhe other day I was talking with
DIR. Fowler, The eminent oCcIIiSt of
this city, who said that half ia. IA.
tents who came to him for cyn treat.
Ennnf va. pT.N-l l.
kidney disease. Now many peor,lo
wonder why in middle life their eve
ight becomes so moor. a thorough
course Of treatment with Warmers
safe cure is what they need more than
n pair 81 eve glasses. Tho kidney
poison i'll tho blood ALWAYS ATTACKS
I'll" weakest part III tho body: with
come il affects the Spss: with others
tho head: with others the ,iomach
or the lungs. or rheumatic disorders
follows aud n'urrigiI tears them
in pieces. OF they lose the po,r,r, of
inIie. SmtH or hocuIns inn DitpI in
Other fHciiohs of the holy. What
man would not give lis all To have the
vIgor of youth At cOmmnnd?"
The intelligent physician knows
that these complaints are lint .yp,p-
toms; they are not Tho disorder. nnJ
they are symptoms not oi disease ri
tho head, the Y or stomach, or II
virility, necessarily, Int Of tho KID.
ncy poison in the blood aud they
may prevail and no pain occur il the
Kidneys"
II " mt strange that the cn,hu.
Eiasm whirh Mr.. Warner DISPLAY,
IN his appreciation Of his own rem.
cdr, which restored him 10 health